England won by 18 runs

England vs Westindies : England beat WestIndies won by 18 runs.

England v West Indies

Result: England won by 18 runs

1st Innings - England batting

England batting

BATSMAN	HOW OUT	MEDIA	RUNS	BALLS	4s	6s	S/RATE
Strauss, AJ	c Gayle, CH b Russell, AD		31	39	3	1	79.49
Prior, MJ	b Russell, AD		21	21	3	0	100
Trott, IJL	c Gayle, CH b Bishoo, D		47	38	7	0	123.68
Bell, IR	b Roach, KAJ		27	48	1	0	56.25
Morgan, EJG	c Thomas, DC b Bishoo, D		7	13	0	0	53.85
Bopara, RS	b Russell, AD		4	16	0	0	25
Wright, LJ	c Russell, AD b Bishoo, D		44	57	5	0	77.19
Tredwell, JC	run out Pollard, KA		9	20	0	0	45
Bresnan, TT	not out		20	27	2	0	74.07
Swann, GP	b Russell, AD		8	8	1	0	100
Tremlett, CT	c Thomas, DC b Roach, KAJ		3	7	0	0	42.86
Extras	b: 1, lb: 4, wd: 15, nb: 2		22
Total	All Out, 48.4 Overs		243	4.99 runs/over

Fall of wickets: 1-48 (Prior, MJ), 2-79 (Strauss, AJ), 3-121 (Trott, IJL), 4-134 (Bell, IR), 5-134 (Morgan, EJG), 6-151 (Bopara, RS), 7-192 (Tredwell, JC), 8-216 (Wright, LJ), 9-238 (Swann, GP), 10-243 (Tremlett, CT)

West Indies bowling

BOWLER	OVERS	MAIDENS	WICKETS	RUNS	WIDES	NO-BALLS	ECON. RATE
Roach, KAJ	9.4	2	2	34	1	2	3.62
Benn, SJ	10.0	0	0	56	2	0	5.6
Russell, AD	8.0	0	4	49	3	0	6.13
Sammy, DJG	3.0	0	0	28	0	0	9.33
Bishoo, D	10.0	0	3	34	0	0	3.4
Pollard, KA	8.0	1	0	37	1	0	4.63

1st Innings - West Indies batting

West Indies batting

BATSMAN	HOW OUT	MEDIA	RUNS	BALLS	4s	6s	S/RATE
Smith, DS	st Prior, MJ b Tredwell, JC		10	27	0	0	37.04
Gayle, CH	lbw Tredwell, JC		43	21	8	1	204.76
Sammy, DJG	b Bopara, RS		41	29	2	3	141.38
Bravo, DM	c Strauss, AJ b Tredwell, JC		5	15	1	0	33.33
Thomas, DC	b Bopara, RS		9	20	1	0	45
Sarwan, RR	c Bell, IR b Swann, GP		31	68	3	0	45.59
Pollard, KA	lbw Swann, GP		24	27	1	2	88.89
Russell, AD	lbw Tredwell, JC		49	46	2	3	106.52
Benn, SJ	run out Trott, IJL		2	12	0	0	16.67
Roach, KAJ	c Tremlett, CT b Swann, GP		0	2	0	0	0
Bishoo, D	not out		0	1	0	0	0
Extras	b: 0, lb: 8, wd: 3, nb: 0		11
Total	All Out, 44.4 Overs		225	5.04 runs/over

Fall of wickets: 1-58 (Gayle, CH), 2-67 (Smith, DS), 3-91 (Bravo, DM), 4-113 (Sammy, DJG), 5-118 (Thomas, DC), 6-150 (Pollard, KA), 7-222 (Russell, AD), 8-223 (Sarwan, RR), 9-223 (Roach, KAJ), 10-225 (Benn, SJ)

England bowling

BOWLER	OVERS	MAIDENS	WICKETS	RUNS	WIDES	NO-BALLS	ECON. RATE
Bresnan, TT	7.0	1	0	46	0	0	6.57
Swann, GP	10.0	1	3	36	1	0	3.6
Tremlett, CT	5.0	0	0	47	1	0	9.4
Tredwell, JC	10.0	2	4	48	1	0	4.8
Bopara, RS	8.4	2	2	22	0	0	2.62
Wright, LJ	4.0	0	0	18	0	0	4.5

Toss: England won the toss and elected to bat.
Umpires: Davis, SJ (AUS) - Oxenford, BNJ (AUS) - Third Umpire: Taufel, SJA (AUS)
Man of Match: Tredwell, JC (ENG) 

Man of the match James Tredwell

Kent bowler James Tredwell has been included in the England team for their crucial World Cup match against West Indies today.

 




It is Tredwell's first appearance of England's World Cup campaign and comes in a game they need to win to keep their quarter-final hopes alive.

 




England have made three changes having dropped James Anderson and Paul Collingwood and left out injured Ajmal Shahzad.
Coming into the side with Tredwell are Chris Tremlett and Luke Wright, while West Indies have recalled Chris Gayle in place of Shivnarine Chanderpaul and included leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo for slow left-armer Nikita Miller.
England have won the toss and will bat first.

 


 

England beat West Indies by 18 runs

England Won by 18 runs against West Indies:

In ICC cricket world cup 2011 36 th match England beat West Indies by 18 runs.that great victory for England.England produced an excellent bowling performance to hit back after a blistering West Indies start in their World Cup B clash at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on Thursday.
England Won by 18 runs.England captain Andrew Strauss won the toss and elected to bat in their crucial match against the West Indies in the World Cup Group A here at the MA Chidambaram Stadium on Thursday.
Once more upon the altar of pain, dear friends, once more. After three weeks in which their performances have fluctuated so wildly as to make Messrs Sublime and Ridiculous seem like siblings,England ’s World Cup campaign may have reached the end of the line. If they lose to the West Indies in Chennai today, they will finally go home after the longest and most memorable winter of them all.
The Ashes is the main part of 2010-11, of course – and you can celebrate it by buying 766 and All That, the Guardian Ashes book, for the reasonable price of £7.99, less than a pint of Foster’s shandy in some West End bars, from all good online book stores – but we’ll also remember their part in this World Cup for as long as we can say ‘I know a century off 50 balls is pretty slow by today’s standards, kid, but in those days…’. It’s been a madcap romp that has redefined the phrase ‘Kwik Cricket’ (take a picture of your nails now, and then in eight hours’ time).



England, who badly need to win the match to stay in the hunt for a quarter-final place, made three changes bringing in Chris Tremlett, Luke Wright and James Tredwell for James Anderson, Paul Collingwood and Ajmal Shahzad.
Graeme Swann gave England the much needed beakthrough as he claimed Kieron Pollard plump leg before the wicket reducing West Indies to 150/6 in 27.4 overs. Swann bowled a flatter delivery that spin into Pollard and kept low on the middle and leg stump, Pollard looked to work it to the on side, missed it and got rapped on the pads.
West Indies also effected a couple of changes with Chris Gayle replacing Shivnarine Chanderpaul and leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo making his debut in one-day internationals in place of Nikita Miller.



Teams:
England: Andrew Strauss (captain), Matt Prior, Jonathan Trott, Ian Bell, Eoin Morgan, Ravi Bopara, Luke Wright, Tim Bresnan, Graeme Swann, James Tredwell, Chris Tremlett.
West Indies: Darren Sammy (captain), Chris Gayle, Devon Smith, Darren Bravo, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Kieron Pollard, Devon Thomas, Andre Russell, Sulieman Benn, Devendra Bishoo, Kemar Roach.
Umpires: Asoka de Silva (SL) and Steve Davis (AUS), TV umpire: Shavir Tarapore (IND)
Match referee: Roshan Mahanama (SL)
Victory will keep England’s hopes of making the quarter-finals alive but defeat will send their opponents, as well as India and Bangladesh, into the last eight.
West Indies have been bolstered for this match by the return of dynamic opening batsman Chris Gayle, who missed their 44-run win against Ireland last time out with an abdominal strain.
Unlike Group B, where only South Africa have so far assured qualification, all four qualifying spots in Group have been wrapped up by Australia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and New Zealand.